Joann Gonchar, FAIA

On June 7, 2017, architects and others gathered at San Francisco’s Mission Bay Conference Center for Architectural Record’s 19th Innovation Conference, the fourth held on the West Coast.

An architect shapes both structure and landscape to create a meticulously detailed but informal weekend house in East Hampton, New York.

A New York residential tower presents a new take on the city’s classic skyscrapers.

Can it match Bilbao? “Hell yes,” the architect says.

With a billowing, veil-like facade and generous skylights, a large new transportation hub in San Francisco will replace a shabby station from the 1930s.

Nearly 90 years after it was first proposed, a 2-mile stretch of subway connects Manhattan’s Upper East Side to Midtown.

New transit centers demonstrate that there is more to urban mobility than merely getting from point A to point B.

Forward-thinking project teams regard water as a precious resource.

Renovations of the Hall of Science in Queens, New York; the Richards Medical Research Laboratories at the University of Pennsylvania; the Greeley Memorial Laboratory at Yale; and the Manton Research Center at the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Massachusetts.